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hi Gertone:<br />
i actually resolved this by using a choose when statement and defining my new node as a string inside the statement instead of a variable to define it for the same reason u stated<br />
thanks.
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hi Gertone:
i actually resolved this by using a choose when statement and defining my new node as a string inside the statement instead of a variable to define it for the same reason u stated
thanks.

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I have &nbsp;a variable that is set to value of an attribute within a node. now i need to do a check within an if-else block and reset the value of this variable. how do i do this in xsl syntax?<br />
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this is the varName<br />
&lt;xsl:variable name=&quot;SubZone&quot; select=&quot;$varSubZone/@code&quot;<wbr />/&gt;<br />
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i now need to test if this variable contains (&quot;BL&quot;, 'AC&quot;, 'GR&quot;) and if so then set SubZone= &quot;112&quot;<br />
otherwise leave as is. <br />
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all of this is inside a &lt;when&gt; bracket<br />
please advise. <br />
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I have  a variable that is set to value of an attribute within a node. now i need to do a check within an if-else block and reset the value of this variable. how do i do this in xsl syntax?

this is the varName
<xsl:variable name="SubZone" select="$varSubZone/@code"/>

i now need to test if this variable contains ("BL", 'AC", 'GR") and if so then set SubZone= "112"
otherwise leave as is. 

all of this is inside a <when> bracket
please advise. 




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